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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE, IMPROVED
PROPERTY; ON THE SOUTH SIDE or
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
kigHTEENIH STREETS NORTHWEST, AND
BY virtue Of decres of the supreme Court OF the
March, A ID. 1887. IN cause No. 1922. Eq Doc Ii
70 the undersigned trustees viii sell pubic, auction
IN front IL the premises, on MONDAY, the ELEVENTH
DAY OF Afkll- 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ the
following described real estate situate in the CITY OF
WASHINGTON. District Of Columbia. and known and
described parts OF original lot twenty (, aud
subsot sxtesn l8) III square one hundred twenty
Of said ORIGINAL lot twenty-three (,l by the depth
thereof and tue west twenty t20l eight tS inches
OF said snbot sixteen 16l by the depth thereof i'm
proved by handsome ee-sory pressed brick resi-
deIce. $3.50
And also on TUESDAY, the TWELFTH dav Of
ARiL, 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front OF the
premises TIE east twenty () feet of los one hum
bealfs addition To Georgetown, d. c. '' -
Terms OF sale Ms prescribed by the decree: Ope.thir
OF Tie purchase money IN cash. aud the balance in one
ard two Years, Ia equal payments for which the ties
OF Inc purchaser must be given. bear interest from
the day OF sale and secured by deed of trust on the
property Sold or all cash. at the purciasers OPTION
IA eonveyaneing at purchasers cost deposit Of
go a. time Of sale y required ON the aforementioned
piece OF property and deIst OF 100 ON tie second
the reserve the right 70 resell the property e
the r1sk and cost Of the defauting purchaser
THOS. ]. FISHER, trustee,
cRAMMoND KENNEpY, jsnsse e w.
mn3o-dtos Kellogg Building, l416 O. NV.
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Mama.
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted day:
rssistered I"P Pss Did io s ssEsd
rs s2aassd Is e 3D. iHasSa s sstsd
C. Water s;s, s tfoass 1Sol currency 1sS
bid. D. G. 5O-year fund, 3-t5s 1924, currency,
d III bid l2d asked MetsoRoitan railroad STOCK
bid. North Capitol and . street, As bid, 46h
asked Washington Gas. Az bid, Az asked.
Columbia Insurance AN bid AZ .ske German
Insurance, 81 bid, 81 asked. Bank Of Washing
ton, a25 bid Columbia National Bank Ito bid
Farmers' and MECHANICS Bank Georgetown, 1872
bid, 40 asked Chesapeake aud Pot Tel. Co, 81
bid. SOP asked. Z. s. Electric Light, 81 bid, 20
asked. Panorama stock, 10 bid, so asked. Coluui.
bia Title Insurance Co., 5A bid, asked.
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Gov. Bodweli yesterday commenced an tnvesti-
cation OF the charges against the Maine fish COM
missiOners. They are charged with misusing pub.
lie funds, selling fish for private purposes, and
The owners OF the site OF the burned Richmond
Hotel Buffalo. propose 70 erect 10000 nrc-
proof hotel
syndicate of Boston men, In conjunction with
parties On the other side or the Atlantic, have
formed stock company for the purpose OF issuing
from duplicate plates the xuustruted Londosl
News In America, simultaneously with It's appear.
ance In England.
The Democratic convention at Charleston, w.
Va, yesterday nominated an antt-Camden cendi
date for the legislature by marked majority.
In the case OF Albert H. Hoeckly, formerly city
editor OF the Philadelphia Press, against A. K
Mcclure and Frank Mclaughlin, editor and pub
Usher OF the zises, charging libel noble pro6equ
was entered.
The Hon. samuel II. Treat, Judge OF tho United
States District Court for the southern district Of
Illinois died at his residence in Springfield sun
day. He was appointed 70 the United states
bench by President Pierce IN 1854, and was sew
enty 1--we years OF age.
Adolph Albrecht, who shot gamblers FiAnnigal
and Lannahan IN Boston waAt YESTERDAY, RENAMED
Tor Two woekA Fianntgan Il rapidly anktnG.
Judge & h. Durell late Of New OfloanA, 0cd %
New York yesterday Of paralysis OF the heart.
The Rev. Ray Palmer, OF New SeeUeys o1oo
shortly before noon yesterday.
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THE ASTRONOMER WILL. STUDY STARS IN FLORIDA.
Prof. Richard A. Proctor, the eminent astrono-
mer and scientist, Is to be citizen hereafter Of
Florida. He Is at Jacksonville now, and will re-
move his family from st. Joseph, Mo-, the coming
month. He has been given 1O-acre tract OF land
on Orange Lake and bought 10 acres more. ssThe
lower atmosphere in Florida said Prof. Proctor,
giving reasons for his preference for this State
us SO clear that consultations stand out In Won
derful brlliancy." Florida is nearer England than
sooner. The State proposes to build $40, 600 OBJ
SeryatOry
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SUICIDE IN AN INSURANCE. VArlT.-ChaFles r.
Frasch, policy examiner OF the Allemannia In
surance Company, shot himself in PtttSburg Mon
day. He was found sitting in the open vault OF
the onice dead. He had been with the Allemannia
Insurance Company in various capacities for more
IMAM eighteen years. He was man OF the most
ncOrruptlDle integrity and devoted to the details
OF his position. He attempted to commit suicide
once before, but recovered from his wound.
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II You HAVE DELICATE Lungs, or there Is q
Weakness OF your Ihroat, a Neglected Cold may be
all that Is required TO establish lingering ana
generally fatai disease, Even IL free from any
special tendency 20 Bronchial or Pulmonary Fou-
bic. Severe Cold left TO itseiI, ofteL pants the
for, from the earliest ymptons OF Cough or Cold,
resort 20 Dr. u. Jaynes TX pectorant which s00thes
and strengthens the bronchial tubes. aiiays In
illumination, and cleanses the lungs all irrtstang
substances.
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A MYSTERIOUS KOx FOR RaI.EOuJR.
Some Joker Causes a Temporary Scare
in London.

In London.
LONDON, March 30-A brief sensation was caused
to-day by report that yesterday evening an
attempt on the life OF the Right Hon. A. J. Bal
FOUR Chief secretary for Ireland, was
discovered and frustrated. In the mail
at the OXfOrd-Street branch of the
pOSt-orice there was small box addressed to Mr..
Balfour. The mail clerk thought the package was
permission to have it opened. 1t was
found TO contain a small phial, filled
with what was thought to be an eX-
attached to the bottle. Careful investigation TO-
day has, however, shown that the whole thing
was hoax. The box was jewelers. scarf-pin
box, and the small bottle inside was filled with
brown powder, made up probably OF puiyerized
coffee
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A Georgia S:eck Deal.

From the A.lalts institution.
An Atlanta maa, WHO has Just recovered from
the Buckingham fever, encountered a feilow-ciii-
zen with a bottle OF whisky yesterday:
II say" he remarked, I'D nNe 10 have an option
on that
.'tiOws that 2" asked the man with the whisky.
''Mhy this: III give you "A qEatter inr the option;
you drink Third o. the ETlsky, III drink the
other third, then We'll water tue slJ,A anu declare
u dividend
They disappeared In an Slev
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Funeral of MIR. Travers.
MANY PROMINENT MEN PAY THEIR LAST RESPECTS TO
THE DECEASED WIT

THE DECEASED WIT.
NEW YORK, March 30 - Trinity Chapel was
crowded to its limit this morning at the funeral Of
VIM. r. Travers, the genial and widely-pOpular
Wall-street broker. The gathering included many
leading citizens and prominent men. Flowers
were sent by the New York Athletic Club
and the stock Exchange; The designs were a
pyramid OF white and red roses and lilies OF the
valley, and pillar OF tastefully blended colors.
The caSket was OF iron, stained to represent
rosewood, and was the same In which the remains
came from Bermuda, where Mr.. Travers died. II was
placed In front OF the chancel, and was almost
hidden by the profusi0n OF flowers and plants.
Under canopy OF stately palms stood number
or altar boys, forming the surpliced choir
OF the church. Their sacred vestments
added picturesque sOlemnity to the scene.
The surpliced choir consisted OF "a voices and its
vOcalfsms were blended with sOul-stirrtng music
OF the organ in the hymns, "Brief Lie Is Here
Our Portion" and II Heard Voice." while the SOL
emn strains OF the Dead March ended the musical
portion OF the service. The Rev. c. f. SwOpe, d. d.,
conducted the ceremonies, assisted by the Rev.
Thos N. Sill. Bishop Potter was prevented from
Of1c1attng by his ecclesiastical duties, which re-
quired his absence from the city. The remains
were taken from the Chapel OF Ease to the Grand
Central depot after the obseques and the inter-
ment was at City Island Cemetery. Newport r. !.
Only the immediate family accompanied the re-
mains.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN AT THE AUCTION SALE on 1914 CON
nectieuf ave., Monday, the :9Sth, brown cloth
vIste with brown fringe. Please leave ut the Star
Once, ana no questions will he asked 1t.
II OST-0N THE 10Th INST PAIR OF GOLD
bound sYectaces lost either ST. bet eth and
3t ss, or Oh Sth bet and sts: suitable reward
VIII De gwen If left with SAML X. DOVE, care Wood.
ward Lothrop. 92l Penna. 1t.
II OsT-A GRAY LAVA BREASTPIN REWARD
~ Return to 42t East Capitol st. IT.
II OST-FROM A CARRIAGE, A SMALL ROLL OF
~ paper containing sketch drawing of persons
lhe Under VIII be satisfactorily rewarded by leaving
al ONCE Columbia Fire lns- Co., 1416 mf3O-
I OST-ON SUNDAY, BETWEEN THE P0ST-O OF
~ nee and farragut Square, Gold Medal, with the
words Clarence Wilson, Emerson Institute engraved
on IT The finder will be subsidy rewarded leaving
II al BIZ lin 81 Lh-29-3ts
21nA REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE-
drowned of Long bridge, in Georgetown channel on
Dec 9th last. Apply ~ 407 18th NV. mh2 film
I 0sT-SMALL SKYE TERRIER, ANSWERS TO
1ln2ne OF Dynamite; wears collar and No. 1877 or
1873 Finder please return to 1927 n ST., Georgetown
and receive thanks and suitable reward mh:>S- ST.
I oST OR sTOLEN-ON Oh ABOUT APRIL 9TH,
IL 1850. one Certificate. No SD. for sixteen (Ibj
ShAres Of stock Of the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company. Also, Certificate, No lOg3.
Tor twenty 20 Shares Of Stock of the CoIufnbis Rs
road Company. Application having been made for
trading for same n BUNCH
hnh-S-ot' 314 9Th st. W.
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WHEATLEY's STEAM DYE WORKS
THE IRISH ia OVER

a. an work finished and ready for delivery. Many
thanks to my friends and patrons their patient in
dulgence during the fall, when such the rush Of
nork from the District and all parts Of the country
thst II was impossible get skilled woRhmen enough
TO do It promptly, but now have ample force and
every iacity to I'LL all orders with prUmptness and
1ispatch. Work called tor and delivered w, II
wHEATLEY. 1O6S Jefferson st., Georgetown. 3al-3m
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DEMOCRATS IN DILEMMA.
Probability That They will Indoors
the Republican Ticket in (,ficau0

CHICAGO, March 3O.-The prospective action of the
committee of fifty, which has been appointed and
authorized to propose Democratic city ticket, is
the subject OF general speculation. 1t is still be-
lieved by the more sanguine element OF the party
that by judicious action defeat and disaster may
yet be averted. The leaders and active workers in
the ranks, many OF whom were seen and consulted
by reporter this morning, are almost unanimous
In the opinion that the only course now open to
them Is TO 1ndorSe the entire Republican ticket
with the exception of mayor.
'Roche Is not the man that the Republican
voters want" said prominent Democrat to-day.
81 may predict, think, with safety, that the Re-
publican ticket will be Endorsed by the committee
to-day, and strong man put on for mayor.
think such ticket would have the independent
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Eliza Weashersbyss Will.

NEW YORK, March 30.-The win OF Eliza Good
win, the wife OF n. c. Goodwin, Jr., was offered
mere for probate to-day. 1t is dated June g. 1850.
She bequeaths to Mrs. Eliza Smith. OF London.
England, her mother. s., 600, and the rest OF her
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mh3O-3t,
EoR RENT-HOUsEs

Strand dwx- 1914 9TH
ST. NV, Srs.....-.&45
Str nm, part cellar.
CDR. 4th and y sts.n.w..25
Str. I'm, cellar, 1 back I'M.
2Ol ii at. n-e.......--..l1
Str I'M. lo4l NJ st. NV. Is
Str and dwg. 3l3 Willow
Tree alley, s.w.6r....10
Str. rD. Al L. st.s.a q
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New York Stock Market,
The following are the opening and 800 m. prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to Il. II. Dodge, 500 10th street:
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Killed by the Train.
CORPSE TEN MINUTES AFTER HE LIFT Hrs HOME
WORK

TO GO TO WORK.
This morning, about half past O'Clock, Jas. II.
Gurley, colored laborer, 80 years old, was struck
by an incoming train on the Metropolitan branch
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at the Bouii-
dary-street crossing, and instantly killed. His
body was picked up by the railroad men and
brought In to the depot on the train. 1t was az
forwards removed to the morgue, at the sixth pre-
clnct, and the coroner was notified. Gurley, who
lives about block from where ne was killed, left
his home shortly after o'clock TO look Tor work,
and had not been away from his home more than
10 minutes before he was thrown beside the rail-
road track corpse. HIS wife visited the morgue
Later in the morning, to see the body OF her hUS-
band She said he was deaf and was also near
sighted or had something the matter with his
eyes. Coroner Patterson viewed the body and
deemed an Inquest unnecessary. A certificate OF
death was given, which showed that Gurley came
to his death by railroad accident. Itwas not
stated whether the 1agman was at the crossing or
not at the time the accident occurred.
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PARIS March 3O-A dispute, which will un-
ID the corridor OF the chamber OF deputies The
dlsputantS were Count Douyilie and u. Sans
deputy.
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HARTFORD, CONN.,, March 3O-The senate to-day,
by u vote OF 20 to 3, passed the 1O-hour law for
women and children, already passed by the house.
IL Is the same as the Massachusetts law An
amendment exempting mercantile establishments
was rejected, IL to 3.
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The District Militia.
COMMISSIONERS WEBB DOESN'T KNOW MUCH ABoUr THE
PROPOSED REORGANIZATION.
A STAR reporter asked Commissioner Webb to-
day what he thinks OF the plan OF recognizing
the District militia, proposed by the military au-
tnonties. Il don't know much about IT," said Mr..
WeDo In reply. ''They have started this thing
every now and then. It would last q while and
u Ole out. have not thought anything about
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capt SaMuels Attributes 1t to Nh
COllsS InteffeFenCe.

LONDON, March 30.-A dispatch to the Sportsman
from Queenstown says that Capt. Samuels of the
yacht Dauntless, attributes his defeat by the Cor
onet TO the interference Of Mr. Colt, the owner OF
the DauntlesS
The latter was on board the vessel Capt.
SamuelS and five Of the crew have left the Daunt-
less. and win SAIL for New York tomorrow.
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.HooE BRO. 1 CO.,
1898 p st.. near Ebbiss House.
nlhl5-3rn

MARYLAND LYIN0-IN ASYLUM FOR INPOR.
AyA nation concerning retired and well-conducted
home for ladies' in cop6nemenk address Mrs. MAR
more. Md ia.,s)-sk WIN
M T. PARKER. MAGNETIC HHAI.ER, TREATS
w successfully all Chronic and Nervous Diseases
without medicine or removal Ut clothing. COusults.
taon nee Once hours: ] 70 pm go 10th q NV
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FRAUDULENT PATRN4s.-A printed copy OF q pat
emit for kind OF soap, alleged to have been issued
by the Patent once, was received to-day at the
Patent ONCE with the inquiry as to whether such
patent has been issued. It was found that no
patent OF the kind had ever been issued. Recently
that In remote parts OF the country these fraudu-
lent claims to patent are gotten up for the pur-
pose Of selling rights under them and swindling
ignorant people.
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BLAINE GOING ABROA

BLAINE GOING ABROAD.
TO Remain Until After the National
Republican Convention.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-The San this evening
states that James G. Blaine has completed his ar
engagements for European tour.
His tour will keep him abroad until after the
meeting OF the next National Republican conven-
ton.
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The LansdOwne Evictions.

THE GOVERNOR-GEEERAL HAS SENT NO FRESH M
STRUCTIONs TO HIS AGENT
OTTAWA, ONT, March 30.-In regard to q cable
dispatch from London stating that Lord Lans-
doWne had offered to stop the eviction OF tenants
on his estates in Ireland who would pay any pOr-
ton OF their rent, without costs the governorgen-
eral says that no fresh Instructions have been
Issued, but that his agent had throughout offered
to deal eniently in the matter of legal costs with
any tenants showing bona Jide desire to meet
their liabilities.
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Buoy 10 A NAN OvRRBoARD--Baltimore car
stu get trains to stop there by hanging out I'd
nag over the station door.-OmabG Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-30

MANY OF the readers OF THR STAR are taking ad-
vantage OF the remarkably liberal offer OF TIE
WEEKLY STAR (as advertised in another cOlumn) to
subscribe to one or more Of the leading periodicals
OF the country. A large saving can be made In
this way.
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RANGE OF THE THERMONKTER.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a.
NJ, %; am, %; II am, 81; 2p.m., 80; maxi
mum, 40; minimum, 81.
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A TREASURY AProrNTMENT.-The Acting Secre-
tary of the Treasury has appointed Cephas G.
Thompson to be an assistant inspector for the eX-
animation Of life preservers at New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-30

WHEEL Snalr SllnIillpss IN the BOSTON Herald.
One OF the Wheel Chairs latest recoleetions of
Mr.. Beecher IL that Of view OF hts strong pronle
at one OF the windows OF the ladies' dining room
at Pari:er's He 'enIoyed his whites" aud knew
where 10 get good article OF solids and fluids.
His great, active physical machine, like that of
Phillips Brooks, demanded good nouIishment and
n good deal OF It. IL 10 doubtful Il Plymouth
church, or the public at large, have adequately
estimated their Intellectual obligations 10 the
cuisine and the housewiIeiy supervision OF his
Brooklyn home. No dissatisfied dysI,eplic could
have welded That tongue or pen IA they were im-
PEELED by the great, weli-aourished body and
brain OF the Plymouth pastor. Tue tantalkf Ig
things he sometimes wrote about ',good catlnys
eyinced not merely his hearty enjoyment
OF creature comforts, but his appreciation
OF them as mental stimulus, II hot as
an absolute means oi grace. In u "Sfdr paper," or
a Ledger article, he once deleaded even such q
lapse IRON table etiquette as the occasional OF
IA knife ior the transportation certain uEforhn-
bic tid-blta OF juices from le plate la the mouth
Some reader MAY remember his account OF MIDI
night seance, alter lecture, with Inc skeleton
mains or a TURKEY dinner, when both knife and
FORK we're abandoned Tor the fingers. Among tie
that the cooking was ''ihg.ish you knoH." Nth
and MIS- Beecher were equally dissatisfied. Now,
has gone to a country oi goCu dinner. he was no
that. His celestial mama must moi be Inferior 10
that OF Parkers DeInoIiieus a. that IeonIne IA
is TO continue 10 wag contentedly In the Lila "
hn hlf.rf
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Asfatfc Cholera at PeSth.
MUCH ALARM CAUSED BY THE DISCOVERY OF THREE
UNMISTAKABLE CASES.
PEsTH, March 3O.-rhree cases OF Asatfc cholera
have been discovered here and the nature OF the
malady In each has been clearly established.
Much alarm prevails In consequence.
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Albert ]. Brooks, while at work at the 3. &. p.
Depot this morning, had his foot badly crushed by
car. He was removed by the police ambulance
70 Providence Hospital for treatment.
Deputy Marshal Reuter-, OF Philadelphia, arrived
mere to-day with the two Italiana Francesca
Gerace and Ignast0 Caruso arrested In that city
last week on charge OF swindlipg In washington,
ana delivered them to Marshal Wilson.
The Twilight Pleasure Club was organized last
evening.
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SHAVING ON SUNDAY Nor NEcEssARy.-in The
"Lerds Day Violation" Gaze against wm Aogarty,
who was on trial ia Boston Tor Keeping his barter
shop open ON sunday the jury In the Superior
Criminal Court rendered verdict against Ho-
garty, deciding that shaving on sunday was mol u
work " necessity or charity. The care will be
taken TO the supreme court.
Prof. Hirchberg, OF Berlin, vice-nresidcnt of the
ophthalmie section OF Tie Washington Medical
Congress-, ID preparing paper On the cure q
sQulntlnY.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: James
r. Padgett to j. ID. Milans, lot z blk & do.
81, 75O T. A. Darneille to d. Gonneli ct al, trls.
tees, &C., lot IA, SO. 1O28; s.. A. j. Harvey to j.
Sl,570: A. l. Barber to L. d. Carman, lot IL blk.
20 Columbia Heights; Sl,580.1O. L. u. Carman To
Andie 8. Reed, same property; 81, no. A. l. Saitz-
sl,5o5.8O. b. Il. Warder to james 1. bavenport
lot IL blk 3, Whitney Close, $500. same to Maria
= Butterfieid, lot II, do. 5000. Gill; Shelton te
Der to Emily 3. NJ. Chisholm, lots 10 and IL, blk
60 Columbia Heights, $:i.646.40. Mary A. riley Il
B. 7. Davis. sub III 50. 5Q7; $l.l00. I. K Wagga.
N,20O Esther Price to W. II. West ct al, pt. i
50. 351; 3 J. g. Weide to Mary a. Burgess, sui
lie Droit Park TO j. j. Albright, lot 2, blk. ., Il
Droit Park; -. L. g. Martin to Honofa Flanery
sub 80, So. $50: s. 500
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The One He Forget.

from Tue Boston
"John, would like to invite my friend, Mrs.
Smaliey, this evening. VIII you be able to he Ing
mo, my dear; / must attend a meeting OF the
Knights OF Honor tonight" "Wel, tomorrow
EVENING"" 81 have the Ancient Order OF United
WOrkmen. and you know" "What about Wed
nesday evening"" "Oh, the Odd Fellows meet
that night, and on Thursday have meeting Of
the Chosen Friends TO attend; on Friday the
Royal TemplarS; on saturday there's a special
meeting Of the Masonic Lodge, and couldn't miss
that; and then Sunday-let me See-what is there
on sunday night, my dear?" ''The Grand and
Ancient Order OF Christian Fellowship "Why,
had forgotten; am / a member OF that-let me
- .'But you have forgotten another society,
John, OF which you were once member" "What's
that?p "YOur wife'S"